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Author:

Jean-Louis Schaan

Author:

Ken Mark

Best Seller:

FALSE

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FALSE

Copyright Perm Flag:

TRUE

Educator Message Flag:

TRUE

Exclusive:

FALSE

Industry:

Government

Pages:

15

Primary Category:

Case

Publish Date:

September 16, 2013

Publish Date Range:

Older than 24 months

Related Topics:

Strategy

Related Topics:

General management

Source:

Ivey Publishing

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FALSE

Subcategory:

Leadership & Managing People

Subject:

Leadership & Managing People

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Strategy,General management

Item:

#W13396-PDF-ENG

Industry:

Government

Pages:

15

Publication Date:

September 16, 2013

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Product Description

Publication Date:September 16, 2013

Industry:Government

Source:Ivey Publishing

In 2009, after six years of operation and two negative audits, the president of the Canada Border Services Agency is thinking about initiating a reorganization to improve the way the agency is operated. Formed in 2003 from three government departments, the agency has been responsible for a range of activities represented by 90 acts and regulations that cover, for example, border security, immigration, food and plant inspection, intelligence and tax collection. Since its founding, the agency has grown substantially in the number of employees, who are spread out across the country in eight regions; some of them are in unions that are expert in the use of the news media to protect their members' interests. The lack of up-to-date communication equipment and the complexity of the organizational structure have resulted in an increased response time to matters that need immediate attention both within Canada and with international partners. No attempt has been made to streamline processes; every major initiative thus far has been focused on ensuring that nothing from the current workload gets dropped, processes remain intact and stronger controls are put in place. The president's challenge is to determine how to initiate anticipatory change. He has a limited term and needs to prepare a detailed action plan if he wants the changes to take effect before he leaves.